The most mysterious murder case in the world

Author: Fan Supu
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Reading about murder leaves us mixed with emotions. On one hand, the horror of murder sends shivers down our spines; on the other hand, our insatiable curiosity arises. We want to know: Who is the murderer? And why? Most murder mysteries lack obvious motives—perhaps, there are too many motives. Take the death of Sir Harry Oakes, a wealthy Canadian businessman in 1943; or the Christine Bimmeter blood case in a garage in Mississauga in 1973, which remains a mystery to this day. In fact, unsolved murder cases have. Who killed Edward II—King William Rufus? Who was the murderer of the two Tower Princes? What was Jack the Ripper? Did James Hanratty really murder Michael Gregsten? Such murder mysteries are all revealed in The World's Most Mysterious Murders. Reading about murder leaves us mixed with emotions. On one hand, the horror of murder sends shivers down our spines; on the other hand, our insatiable curiosity arises. We want to know: Who is the murderer? And why? Most murder mysteries lack obvious motives—perhaps, there are too many motives. Take the death of Sir Harry Oakes, a wealthy Canadian businessman in 1943; or the Christine Bimmeter blood case in a garage in Mississauga in 1973, which remains a mystery to this day. In fact, unsolved murder cases have. Who killed Edward II—King William Rufus? Who was the murderer of the two Tower Princes? What was Jack the Ripper? Did James Hanratty really murder Michael Gregsten? Such murder mysteries are all revealed in The World's Most Mysterious Murders.